Clement Weber

1925 - 2025

Clem was born to Joseph and Regina Weber in St. Anthony, ND. He spent most of his life in the Bismarck area. In recent years, Clem spent his winters in Utah. Sadly, he died there after a short stay in the Southern Utah Veterans Home. Gratefully, last fall in Bismarck a party was held to celebrate reaching 99 1/2 years of age, then a party in St. George on his actual 100th birthday and continued with a weekend in April in California with all of the immediate family.

Clem was a WWII Army veteran who fought in several locations in the South Pacific campaign. Upon his return from the war, he continued his education. He then worked for Thomas and Frances Leach for his entire career, including as executive director for their foundation.

He was actively involved with many organizations including the Medora Foundation, The University of Mary and the Sertoma Club.

Clem married Dolores Glaser in 1948. Both she and their son Kurt preceded him in death. Surviving family members are daughters Sharon Casanova (Ed), Sylvia Weber (Gary Timms), and Maria Roll-Schlecht; grandchildren Victor Casanova (girlfriend Denisse), Gina Harmston (Bobby) and Jordan Roll (Ali); great grandchildren Keili Harmston and Lily Harmston. Also, sisters-in-law Dorothy Glaser and Deloris Weber.

Clem loved bowling but he lived to golf. He and Dee enjoyed dancing, game nights and travels in their motorhome. They were loving and generous people to their family, friends and community.

His body has been donated to UND for medical research, therefore burial at the Veterans Cemetary in Mandan will take place at a future date.

An Open House Celebration of Life will take place on October 4th, 2025 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at his home in Bismarck. The family would love it if you would bring with, or send to his home a written memory of your times with Clem.